"comprehensive lineup" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a wide range of options or selections. For example, "The company offers a comprehensive lineup of products to suit every need."
And Ford probably stands to benefit the most among domestic manufacturers, largely because it enjoys a better reputation and a more comprehensive lineup of competing vehicles than G.M. or Chrysler.
There's a comprehensive lineup of company stands on offer, and some particularly interesting players from Turkey and the Arab states.
Regular filmgoers in London are surely just delighted to have such a comprehensive lineup of titles, tried and tested and trusted by the other festivals.
Currently, the Pipelines feature offers a fairly comprehensive lineup of services for automated export, including 500px, Box, Dropbox, CX, Evernote, Facebook, Facebook Pages, Flickr, Picasa, Google Drive, Shutterfly, SkyDrive, SmugMug, SugarSync, Photobucket, Orkut, Myspace, Russia's VK, and YouTube.
This is not the most dynamic, comprehensive lineup of material, but it does reinforce the perception that power and ambition are still not considered ladylike terms.
The value-priced HP Compaq 2230s rounds out one of the most comprehensive ultra-portable notebook lineups in the industry.
The channel lineup is pretty comprehensive: You can choose from HBO, ESPN, Showtime, Starz and Movieplex, not to mention Netflix and Hulu.
"We've got cars like the Chevy Biscayne concept car and the Allard Palm Beach in this one," said Mr. Warner, who insisted that the lineup was fairly comprehensive even without a Checker Marathon on display.
Dodge's lineup will receive a comprehensive refresh by 2014.
Sezmi hasn't announced a full channel lineup but promises a "comprehensive" tier of favorites such as ESPN, FX and CNN, as well as premium channels such as HBO.
The lineup of accessory heads is fairly comprehensive, which is good because once you've purchased the Cinetic you likely won't want to be spending too much more on accessory packs.
